TRADING CLOSING POWER TREND-BREAKS
  (C) 2009-2011 William Schmidt, Ph.D. 
www.TIGERSOFT.com                      

         TigerSoft's Closing Power Percent Is A  "Game Changer.

                    Trade the Closing Power Percent trend-changes.
        
Commands:   Peercomm + Peerless-2008 + Daily Stocks + symbol + Indic.3 + Closing Power Pct.
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                                       The Rules Are Simple. 

         A break in a rising Closing Power trend is a Sell.  A break in a falling
         Closing Power trend is a Buy.     This simple approach catches
         nearly all significant moves in whatever you trade.  Here are some
         examples:  Crude Oil,  Gold,   Silver....

                    The gains even with DJIA-30 stocks are amazing.  Go to this
         link to see the charts of five stocks DJIA-30, taken randomly.... 
                     
TigerSoft's Closing Power Percent Is A  "Game Changer.

                    The simple rules keep you in position to ride each significant
         trend.   Of course, you will want to pick the best stocks to Buy
         using TigerSoft's Accumulation Index and Power Ranker.

      Closing Power Trendline Suggestions:

        CP Trend-breaks can whipsaw, but overall they will keep you
      profitably in tune with the trend. 
Use trends that
         last at least a month, as much as possible.   Flat CP support lines and
         flat CP resistance lines that have been three times tested
         are more important when penetrated than diagonal lines that
         are two times tested lines. 

           Closing Power trendbreaks following a CP non-confirmation of
         a new price high or low are likely to bring more significant price reversala.

            Head and shoulders CP necklines when violated are believed
         to be even more bearish.  See DIA CP last fall in chart below.

           Watch Opening Power.    When it and CP are rated "falling",
         it is a more bearish situation than when CP is falling and
         Opening Power is rising.   This is the "BOTHDOWN" situation.
          The decline of 2008 showed this for most stocks and ETFs. 

            Closing Power Breakouts - A Closing Power resistance line going
          through threeor more peaks offers important resistance.    When this
           CP resistance line is overcome, a good Buy Point is usually presented.   

                   ____________/(!) - breakout
                   /\        /\    /\  /
                  /    \    /   \  / \/
                \/        \/     \
         
       
Example - A Closing Power support line going through four
           bottoms offers even more important support.  When this line
           is overcome, significant weakness usually follows.
    
                   ____________   
                   /\        /\     /\  
                  /    \    /   \  /   \ /\
                \/        \/     \      \/   \              
                                           \(!) - breakdown
                                            \

          

              When the CP Line falls significantly away from a shallower
              trendline and sets up a steeper angle, use the steeper CP
              line to watch for trend-breaks.  Do the same with rising trends.
              Raise the trendline so it is steeper and goes throught the
              most recent bottoms.

            \    _
             \  /  \
              \/      \/\
                      \      /(!)- breakout above steeper downtrendline.
                       \    /
                        \/

            EXAMPLES                  


                          Watch for Closing Power Trend-Breaks,
              especially after a CP Non-Confirmation of a New High.


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                                       Watch for Closing Power Patterns:
                               especially Head/Shoulders Patterns.
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